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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Baseball. From a technical perspective it’s requires the most skill at the varsity level. And it’s sneaky dangerous with a higher number of injuries than most other sports. [/quote] This is laughable. My DS made varsity baseball at his school his senior year on a whim. It was a team that won states consistently. He's a great athlete and was playing soccer and ice hockey. Never played baseball before other than pick up. Coach was surprised to hear he hadn't been playing club all along. [/quote] Just about every elite athlete agrees that baseball is the most difficult. It’s almost universally agreed. https://www.si.com/college/2022/12/27/deion-sanders-football-baseball-easier[/quote] That doesn’t make it the physically toughest sport. Yes, hitting a baseball is uniquely difficult—and perhaps the single most difficult skill to master in all of sports. It requires a blend of hand eye coordination, pattern recognition and body control. But that doesn’t make it the physically toughest. And for as difficult as hitting. A baseball may be, the rest of the sport is not nearly as difficult or physically demanding. Pitching and catching excepted. [/quote] It’s really not that hard to hit the baseball…it’s getting a base hit. It’s not as though people strike out 7 of 10 times. Again, this question is on youth sports. The best hitters on our HS team are batting .600+. [/quote] Most varsity pitchers at the top DMV schools would absolutely embarrass any parent who stepped in the box. It’s incredibly hard to even touch a baseball moving 88+ mph with just a slight bit of movement. Anyone hitting .600 in high school is not facing serious competition. The best hitters in the WCAC are in the .400s. [/quote]
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